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{{ ๐›€๐›€๐›€ }} Recompute and synchronise roadmap task statuses across roadmaps.json and its projections, with optional codebase reconciliation
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Install: claude install-skill JasonWarrenUK/goblin-mode
Keep the roadmap coherent across its artefacts โ€” `.claude/roadmaps.json` (machine-readable source of truth; operate on the active non-`archived` phase), the PHASE file it names (task list + dependency diagram), `docs/reports/ROADMAP_OVERVIEW.md` (prose overview) and the HTML dashboard if one exists โ€” by recomputing statuses from the dependency graph and synchronising every artefact. Optionally, first reconcile the graph itself against the actual codebase. Shared conventions: `~/.claude/library/references/roadmap-conventions.md`. The CLI is `python3 "$HOME"/.claude/library/scripts/roadmap.py`. > **Behaviour note.** The recompute (Steps 2โ€“7) is **mechanical**, not inferred. It does *not* guess whether a blocker still applies, does *not* suggest promoting tasks to "in progress" (there is no in-progress state), and does *not* delete completed nodes from the diagram. A task's status is a deterministic function of its `dependsOn`, computed by `roadmap.py recompute`. The **only** sanctioned exception is Step 0: an opt-in, evidence-gated reconciliation against the codebase that proposes `done` calls and blocker-edge removals for you to confirm before anything is written. Outside Step 0, a gate or blocker clears only by a deliberate edit to the graph. If `$ARGUMENTS` names a milestone (e.g. `M3`), scope your *reporting* to that milestone; the recompute always reads the whole graph, because dependencies cross milestones. If `$ARGUMENTS` says `reconcile` (or the user's intent is "che